The Buzzer
Mar 12, 2020
THE BACHELOR: Finale - Recap
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This week Sean and Emilee break down the finale of The Bachelor and how terrible Barb is.
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Mar 18, 2020
Ep. 63: Social Distancing with Scott Frazier
In attempt to socially distance ourselves, but stay together, Sean and his roommate, JT hung out (remotely) with Scott Frazier.
This week we share GOOD NEWS of positive stories coming out of all the craziness this past week. Plus, we share tips for parents trying to figure out how to occupy their kids during a quarantine. Oh, and a few goofy stories involving a kangaroo hoarding toilet paper (sound familiar?) and a cow that's been evading the police for a few months now.
It's a fun one, and a great way to keep your mind off things! :) --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/buzzerpodcast/message
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Mar 12, 2020
Ep. 62: Daniel Sahad (Nané The Band)
This week, Daniel Sahad - frontman for Nané (The Band) joins us to chat about the following:
* A guy who brought a llama as his Plus 1 to his sister's wedding.
* Tinder giving (obvious) advice on how to avoid Corona...by not casually hooking up.
* GOOD NEWS: Including Gibson Guitars giving back to Nashville tornado relief + a little boy who dressed as his favorite super hero (a security guard).
* A guy is going to jail for licking ice cream. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/buzzerpodcast/message
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Mar 9, 2020
Science Proves Your Dog Really Does Love You
* A new book from Clive Wynne (founder of the Canine Science Collaboratory at Arizona State University) claims that _dogs are, indeed, capable of “love”_ as we would define it. Wynne’s research suggests that dogs are not very bright compared to other animals, but are separated due to their “hyper sociability.” Wynne has observed substantial spikes in Oxytocin (the bonding chemical) when dogs stare into human eyes. It should be noted that in 2009 geneticist Bridgett vonHoldt discovered that dogs have a mutation responsible for Williams syndrome often found in humans. Williams Syndrome is also characterized by intellectual limitations, extreme friendliness, and a desire for interpersonal connection. Philosophical question: Are animals capable of love?
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